The document discusses the use of gerunds (verbs ending in "-ing") after the verbs "like", "love", "hate", and "don't like". It provides examples of sentences using these verbs followed by gerunds, such as "I like reading books" and "They hate playing games". It also gives examples of questions using these patterns and answers confirming or denying liking activities expressed as gerunds.

1. Like,hate,
Love,don´t like
+ gerund (ing)

2. • We often use gerunds
after the verbs:
love, like, don’t like,
hate.

3. Gerund
• We use the base form of
the verb + -ing to form
gerunds.
Eat/ eating

4. Like, hate, love,
don´t like + gerund
• I like reading books.
• She doesn’t like helping me.
• He loves going to the cinema.
• Do you like travelling?Yes, I
do.
• They hate playing games.

5. Do you like
rollerskating?
Yes, I do.

6. Do you like
reading
comics?
Yes, I do.
I love reading
comics!

7. Do you like
dancing?
No, I don’t .

8. Do you like
riding a
horse?
Yes, I do.
I love
riding a
horse!

9. Does he like using
the computer?
Yes, he
does!